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Simple Houseware 2-Tier Standard Under Sink Storage Organizer, Black
Simple Houseware 2-Tier Standard Under Sink Storage Organizer, Black
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Simple Houseware 2. Simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth to clean the shelf.
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- The Storage Organizer is Perfect for the Living room, bathroom, office, Kitchen, etc.
Product Details
- Brand: Simple Houseware
- Type: Under-Sink Organizers
- Dimensions: Dimensions - 16.1'' L x 8.6'' W x 13.4'' H
- Assembly: No tools required, Quick and easy snap together assembly.
FAQ
Does it require assembly?
No tools required, Quick and easy snap together assembly.
Where is it designed to be used?
The Storage Organizer is Perfect for the Living room, bathroom, office, Kitchen, etc
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